Testosterone + Estradiol Levels Tested - Age 19 (need advice)

[Arad]

Total - 471
Free - Not back from the lab yet
Estradiol - 47

Nurse didn't tell me units, however they are mailing the results to me.

Age - 19
Height - 5'9"
Weight - 182 - probably 15-18% body fat...

thoughts or interpretations of the results

I know by losing weight I will lower Estradiol and Raise Total Test but do you think it will be significant? Any advice is graetly appreciated

I've never cycled nor do I plan on cycling, just posting this because I figured you guys are knowledgeable on the topic.

I don't drink, nor do I take any medication. I was sick for a while about a month ago, and I got my blood work a week after pulling 4 all-nighters (finals week) if that affects it

I also usually get 8 - 9 hours of sleep/night

[THE-DET-OAK]

check out the warrior diet man, there are alot of foods you could choose to help this. its not just about dieting, its also about foods and packaging that effect E levels. BTW if the E is for the range im thinking of your E is not grossly out of range, seems like an easy fix. also booze and pills hammer your HPTA, so stay away as much as possible.

http://archive.newsmax.com/archives/.../6/85704.shtml

http://dogtorj.tripod.com/id45.html

[Arad]

check out the warrior diet man, there are alot of foods you could choose to help this. its not just about dieting, its also about foods and packaging that effect E levels. BTW if the E is for the range im thinking of your E is not grossly out of range, seems like an easy fix. also booze and pills hammer your HPTA, so stay away as much as possible.

Thanks for the links. I really appreciate it. I'm definitely going to look into them after I get a solid hour of studying in. And what scale? I was under the impression there were 2 scales, 50 - 200 and 10 - 55.

Do you think my testosterone levels are okay?

[THE-DET-OAK]

T levels could be MUCH better. i was thinking E on scale of up to like 45, can remember specifics, cause there are too many different ranges. make sure when you post results, you include the range of your specific test.